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Zhejiang cuisine (浙菜 zhè cài), celebrated for its seasonal ingredients and lyrical presentation, captures the essence of Jiangnan’s waterways and mountains. From Hangzhou’s imperial delicacies to Ningbo’s seafood treasures, here are 10 dishes that embody Zhejiang’s harmony of simplicity and sophistication. 1. Dongpo Pork (东坡肉 dōng pō ròu) Origin: Hangzhou, Song DynastyCultural Legend: Named after poet Su Dongpo, who stewed pork in soy sauce and rice wine for laborers.Signature: Cubes of pork belly braised until glossy, with layers of fat melting like honey. 2. West Lake Vinegar Fish (西湖醋鱼 xī hú cù yú)…
Sunlight pierces through the clouds, draping Ningbo's coastal cityscape in golden hues. Led by the 400-meter-tall Zhejiang No.1 High-Rise—Ningbo Center Tower, this steel-and-glass forest carves futuristic silhouettes of urban ambition. Glass facades dance with drifting clouds while construction cranes share the frame with soaring birds—where international metropolis meets the poetic soul of Sanjiangkou. From the European architecture of Old Bund to the skyscrapers of Eastern New Town, Ningbo measures its era-defining leap in vertical dimensions.
Golden weeping willows dance gently in the breeze, their slender branches swaying above the mirror-like water. The tranquil lake perfectly reflects the distant majestic pagoda and lush green mountains. Breathe in the crisp air and soak up the warm sunshine—every moment here is pure bliss.
Besides West Lake, Hangzhou has another stunning night view spot—the CBD of Qianjiang Century City!Starting at 9 PM, the entire city seems to light up, with the glowing skyscrapers twinkling like dazzling diamonds in the night sky. If you love photography and sharing, this is definitely the perfect spot. Whether you're standing on the riverside bridge or sitting by a high-rise window, you can capture breathtaking shots.
Stroll through Wuzhen, where ancient stone bridges reflect on tranquil canals, creating a scene straight from a classical painting. This iconic Jiangnan water town enchants visitors with its intricately carved architecture and timeworn doorways, each whispering centuries of history. Its quiet alleys offer a journey through timeless charm.
Step into a living postcard of Jiangnan at Wuzhen Water Town – a UNESCO-listed gem where 1,300 years of history harmonizes with 21st-century innovation. Stroll along blue-stone alleys past Ming-Qing dynasty teahouses with weathered wooden shutters, then witness the magical transformation as thousands of lanterns illuminate the canals at dusk.